is it Qt5 fully compatible? about workbench HOT 6 CLOSED

No idea, and probably no time to test until next week. You could try using the QT4/QT5 pattern from CiftiLib's CMakeLists.txt, if you really wanted to.

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Looks like we need to update QuaZIP before cmake will be happy with Qt5, and then we can see where compilation goes. In sid it doesn't seem to ship with a cmake file to find it, so workbench won't just take a system version currently.

As for webkit specifically, I don't know that we use it currently (we did at one point). We may be able to drop it from the cmake scripts.

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Actually, the only references I currently see to webkit are commented out. Can you test packaging it without a webkit dependency, and see if everything works?

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On Sep 6, 2016, at 8:04 PM, Tim Coalson <[email protected]mailto:[email protected]> wrote:

Actually, the only references I currently see to webkit are commented out. Can you test packaging it without a webkit dependency, and see if everything works?

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From June 9, 2016, commit a318f3b:

Disabled usage of Qt's Webkit because: (1) While there is code that uses webkit, it is disabled; (2) I have unable to build Qt 4.8.6 with webkit enabled on the new supercomputer cluster and on winbuild; and (3) WebKit will be removed and replaced in the soon to be released Qt 5.7.

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The current master (and therefore next release, whenever that will be) builds against qt5 (set cmake variable WORKBENCH_USE_QT5 to "true"), closing this issue.

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